Magazines Part 2

 Early Magazine Covers :

It seems that those magazine covers were based off of really old book inside covers. It has that ancient kind of look to it. That was probably the kind of look they were going for. It doesn't have many things that tell what it will be about. But it also is shows pictures of what you think it may have it it plus the title should give some information about it.

Pictures That Need No Words : 

These types of covers explain them selves they show a lot of what will be shown or told when reading it. It shows what doesn't need to be explained. The photographers were very talented that they didn't need to have any kind of subheadings on the pictures, or by the pictures. They had a good amount of detail in the pictures, that the pictures spoke for themselves.

Pictures Married to Type : 

These types of covers definitely advanced and they had more formal photos rather than drawings. It actually showed real people, and they had the more Photo shoot type of look. It was really nice looking, and they had subheadings and everything. The basically had more things to offer, rather than the Early Magazine Covers, which only had drawings. And they had no detail in them.

In The Forest of Words : 

This is where covers turned into more modern covers. They had better quality in pictures, they looked very real, and they poked very nice as an overall look. It had came to be more nicer than all of the other types of covers, which looked ancient old, and or tacky. These kinds of covers looked more like there were filters in them and they had looked more formal type of covers.